Convenience wrapper around primary_input_get() that returns the row
labelled Output (P1) from a symmetric input–output table (SIOT) or
from a use table retrieved by iotable_get().
Arguments
- data_table
A symmetric input–output table or use table retrieved by
iotable_get().
Value
A one-row data frame: the first column is the key column; remaining columns give output (P1) by product/industry.
Details
In the Eurostat framework, Output is transaction P1, usually
recorded at basic prices (often labelled "output" or "output_bp").
It is a balancing item of the use table / SIOT, not a “primary
input” (primary inputs are value added components and imports, shown
in the third quadrant). This helper merely selects the row labelled
"output", "output_bp", "P1" or "p1" if present.
See also
primary_input_get(), iotable_get()
Other iotables processing functions:
conforming_vector_create(),
empty_remove(),
household_column_find(),
household_column_get(),
iotable_year_get(),
key_column_create(),
matrix_round(),
primary_input_get(),
rows_add(),
supplementary_add(),
total_tax_add(),
vector_transpose_longer(),
vector_transpose_wider()
Examples
# Output (P1) from the package demo table
iot_germany <- iotable_get()
output_get(data_table = iot_germany)
#> iotables_row agriculture_group industry_group construction trade_group
#> 15 output 43910 1079446 245606 540063
#> business_services_group other_services_group
#> 15 692487 508918